Knoxville Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 8

2'11E KNOXVILLE ni 'porting A 7 OrTin 4, 71 Immo. 3 i Ientirely prochnies' ths, posbWt1 of siR competing no-t' oomapSwiledittit! 'plrittke this posits I-recognize I thmt th mambeni of 'this club. are members of thla club are siR DIA ti II 11 1 1 i I 3 WANTED Every Man and Woman in Knoxville to call at our store for the greatest strength creator and health restorer which we have ever so14---Vinot It is not. a patent medicine, but the most valuable 'Cod liver preparation made by 1111 extractive and concentrating process from fresh cods' livers without a drop of oil to nauseate and upset the stomach and retard its work. and tonic iron which- Is a needful constituent for the blood added.

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Kuhlmares Two Drug Stores, Knoxville, Tenn. To "Ropily well wytthinvothedir erigyhetts In deciding 1 that they have not I the mutual agreement clause, to meet I me on my wish to have a race under their own universal rule. which. In binks New York Yacht Club my opinion, encourages a vets, whole- some and desirable type of tacht In Should Make Some Con- view of their attitude, however. there I.

nothing left but to abandon tilt. cessions. idea of a contest for the gireaent, al- though I am tway prepared, under mutually satisfactory conditions, to Dublin, Oct Thomas Lipton i arrange a raet- Thinks New York Yacht Club Should Make Some Con' cessions. Dublin, Oct- Thomas Lipton To RACE Thinks New Should Mak CLUTTER 4.2 IDOL cZast Tip -mi9 pINNACLE true to its reaches- the topmost pCsiiit of the brewer's art. Brewed in the Cumberland Bloun tains.where the sparldilig spring water and air means Moresif tin purity.

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4 Then your farnily will enjoy it :7: alb- T9 djo ito with you. -7 Ific; .1 s'' 0 1 At all 'good on draught and. in 4 but you must ask for 1 -'''ie 1 I .0 THE NEW SOUTH BREWERY 0 ICE Inoorporaisd 1 a MMDLESBORO. KY. AL, i I "Bank at the Si 4,, ghe mgeas OaDucammovoesa I again has expressed his regret at the refusal of the Ne 'fork Tacht chtb to, accept bis challenge to a ace for the America' cup.

and in a lengthy letter to the Royal Irish Yacht chit) be sets forth his reasons in detail. The committee of the ciub met last night. have already competed three times under the conditions of the deed of gift4 with the modifications arranged under the mutual agreement clause." writes Sir Thornas "and my personal fir pe Cie (If these contests such that I consider that the handicap of having 'to design a vessel of the type shich has been gradually dertgloped durt rat the recent years and which hall he of sufficiently light construction. yet capable of being taken with safety An Its own hottom acmes the Atlantic. again MA refusal ot te accept the A mer tter to be sets I The comt night.

hare Um un deed of I arrantrell "ani them that tope' are'r4tifil able Its FUll last yea'r, Rurnette who played half last year will be at quarter this season, Cunningham will be right half and being very fast will no doubt make the AU City, team. Guinn the Champion half back will be back at his old pnsition of left half. Compton is back at his old poaltion as full back and will to carry off the honors for the red and black. Pleanty of other, are out trying for the team and some of them may make good. Roberts, Parker and Mat.

corn are good and will get to play in some of the games. Central' first game will be played Saturday, October fi, when they line up agaInst the Tusculum eleven. at Tusculum. They also have games scheAuled with Chattanooga High school team, at Chattanooga; Tennessee Military Institute, at Sweetwater and also Asheville chool, at Asheville. BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.

1 Brighton Beach. P4. Oct. Isere. running to his hest form.

totelly i woo the cup preliminarY at one end a half miles yesterday, and in doing no, I made a new track record by Stepping tho distarwe in This time is Iclose to the world's record. whioivis matio ty Goodrich at ChICago a year ago. Ballot, the 1 to 3 shot. went out in front early and foreed a fast pace, but i at the end of the mile halviders mbved i up and taking the lead. won easily by six lengths.

Jockey W. Doyle, whose mount was IVoorhees, 'tumbled and fell soon after the start in the sixth race, received in-urea which may prove fatal, and was hurried to ti 0 hospital at Conroy is-and 4 i First rare, 2-year-old maiden'. 4 fur! longe--Jane Swift, 6 to 1. won; Orcattna, 8 to second; -11 to 1. third.

Time. 114. 8Penn4 race, steeplochaso, I-year-nide. r011t1W. shout I mileis---Ambus, 13 von, Judge Post.

even. second; St. i Nick. 3 to b. third.

4:11. Third rarss, 1-year-oids and up. mile 1 and A 10 to 1, won; et. 'Valentine. 10 to 1.

Isecond; Rye. out, I third. Time, 1:4434. Fourth race, the 'Cup Preliminary, weight for horses, 3-year-old and up, I mile and a half----Salvidere, 4 tn 1. won: I Ballot, out, second, Ironsides, out, third.

Time. 2:30 4-6. si, Fifth rare. 2-year-olds, selling.1 mile I Master Robert, 9 to 5. won; Number 3 to b.

second; Martha Jane, 3 to 8. third. Time. 1:41. Sixth race, 6 furlongs Secrity.

5 to 11, won; Vino, 4 to I. econd; Pantoulle, i' 4 to 1. third. Time. 1113.

Seventh race, 8 furlongsDario. 6 to won: Milford, 2 to 1, second: Goshen Chief. 7'0 1. third- Time. 1:14.

1 I 1 1 1 1 4 i i I 1 1, I 1 Rich, Pure, Clean, Pasteurized Milk, Cream FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOR PREP SCHOOLS Four Teams Will Play for City ChampionshipSchedule A of 'Games. I Every NATIONAL Bank is coriducted under thestrict banking laws oft the United States Government, If your savings are deposited in the Holston NATIONAL Bank' you have the satisfaction of knowing that they are safely savings are preqlous and hard earned, and if placed in the Holston they will be fully protected, and at the same time earn regular l. i i Every NATIONAL Bank isconducted under thestrict banKing: taws or tre unitea States Government, If your savings are deposited in the Holston -NATIONALBaiik you have the satisfaction of knowing that they are safely savings are preqlous and hard earned, and if place'd'in the Holston they will be fully protected, and at the same time earn regular I JONE6140110 WWI I IN TENNIS TOL IINAMENT L----- i8p44clat to The. Sentinel. Jonesboro, Oct.

2 With the rain drizzling a part of tho time, Ship, ley and S. ft. for Jonesboro. Wnn In the tenis match over Mr. 1 Trout and Mr.

Vale. of Washington College yesterday, The score being 6-2, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. 1 A Model Milk Plant I 0 I 0 A Model Milk Plant CITY HIGH SCHOOL AND ALUMNI MEET I companies.) O44 F.A Ar.i OtkiDlla gefin IlTgaDRIR lea JOSEPH'P. GAUT, President. DAVID Vice-Pres.

CECIL H. BAKER, RALPH W. BROWN, Cashier. A' HARMON, Ass't. Cashier.

0 Aotive ,04.. I 1 rt 011aDllagaDfill -idia I JOSEPH'P. GAUT, President. DAVID Vice-Pres. CECIL H.

BAKER, RALPH W. BROWN, Cashier. A' HARMON, Meek Cashier. 0 Aotive es ice-Prident. 4 -b AMUSEMENTS.

b-do 1 panies.) 114(erri'-' Fountain Enough Said a -4 4 In a-- Ov4IIS )01 Game This Afternoon Opens 1 Football Season on Local (The annou of rIng amusements are furnished by ths (The annou of ring amuements are furnished by ths corn Representatives from the four schools that were in, the baseball and basket ball leagues of season. held a meeting in assenibly room of the Central' M. C. A. Tuesday night and ormally organ, er), ized the Prep School football Jeague for this season.

The schools interested are the Knoxville High school, Tennessee Deaf and Dumb school, Baker-Himel schood anCentral High school. all of which had representatives in the meeting with the exception of the Central High school and it was rep- resented by proxy. A new feature this year will be in the sale of tickets. To each of the four echools sixty tickets will be alloted. the schools to keep what money they derive from the sale of these tickets, should any school sell more than the sixty tickets the amount above 36 will be turned back into the general treasury.

A constitution was drawn up in which it was stipulated that a player, to be eligible must be in school doing paseing work two weeks before the first game. To play in any succeeding game he must be there when the first game is played. The following officers were elected: President, Thompson McClung, who will also act as Metal refree. Secretary and Treasurer, Earle V. Painter.

An excellent schedule of games was arranged which le as fellows: October 17Baker-Himel vs. Central High school. 23Knoxville High school vs. Deaf and Dumb school. October 29Central High school vs.

Knoxville High school. Novermber 6Deaf and Dumb school vs. Baker-Himel. November 16Deaf and Dumb school vs. Central High school.

Novemher 23Baker-Himel vs. Knoxville Ugh school. This schedule provides for each' team to play one game with every other team in the league. On North Sros et way and Park Avf nue lit located one of the mos! modern Pasteurizing Plan in this country The machinery I et the VP ry latest and most ex pettsive styles This plant is kepi scrupulously clean, and without the touch of human hands, without the ruse of any chemicals, btu the use of mechanical apparatus, and by heating and coolintr alone. the richest, clean, qt.

germ free 'milk, cream, butter and ire rream are pre-t ared for the consumer. All milk when first received nust come up to a certain high stardard of richness. Then it passes through a machine which cleans it of all foreign matter buch as IsPalways found in ordinary taw milk. The it is purified of all diabase germs by a Pasteurizing process, which also improveA its; flavor. Finally it is put into sterilized bottles with sterilized cops.

Thus it reaches your ditur. On North Sroadway and Gridiron. 1 The football season was opened on the local gridiron when the Knoxville High school went up against an alumni combination from the same institution On the Chilhowee park field at 3:30 this afternoon. While this is the first game locally the High held the Tennessee Military instit at Sweetwater on last -Saturday to the small score of 2-6. The alumni organization is composed of old K.

H. S. stars of last and former seasons and can put up a stilt fight. The tine-up as follows: K. H.

S. Position. Alumni. Ford L. E.

Houk Skaggs L. T. Hicks Kelly Harrell Andrews C. Davis Fender R. G.

Neal R. T. Dooley. R. Cox R.

E. F. Hollield Q. Flenniken Kennedy L. H.

B. Yoe Sterling H. fr13. Brown (('ant) Dempster THEATRICAL CALENDAR. "Down The Trail." THURSDAY NIGHT.

Oct. 3. "Queen of the White FRIDAY NIGHT, Oct. of I a Kind." SATURDAY MATINEE. Oct.

5. I "The Little Princess." SATURDAY NIGHT. Oct. to the World." MONDAY NIGHT, Oct. Umpire." "WHY SHE WAS SACRIFICED." The large audience present to witness the Hutton-Bailey Stock company's second performance Tuesday night was evidence that the company made a good impression on the opening night.

melodrama "Why She Was Sacrificed" did not take as Nvell as the first presentation. Neither were the specialties up to the fine standard set, but they were new and the management promises a complete change of specialties at every performance, which is a new departure. In at least one specialty artist's jokes there was a course suggestiveness which should be eliminated. The fault last night 'lay with the play rather than the performers. "Three of a Kind" is the matinee bill today.

"Down the Trail" and the "Queen of the White Slaves" are billed for tonight Old Thursday night, respectively. THEATRICAL CALENDAR. oDown The Trail." THURSDAY NIGHT. Oct. 3.

"Queen of the White Slav'ee." FRIDAY NIGHT. Oct. of a Kind." SATURDAY MATINEE. Oct 5. Knoxville Pure Milk Co.

THIRD WEEK'S WORK ON GRIDIRON STARTS WI WIIWIII111 01111110 Broadway and Park. Model Plant and Office YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL. Phones Old 552 National At ChicagoNew-York. Chicago, 2. At CincinantiBrooklyn, Ciacia-----4 natl.

2. At St. LouisBoston, 1 Bt. touts, O. Central High School Has a At PittsburgPhiladelphia, 12; Pitts- i Strong Football Squad for burg, wFi DELIVER ICE CREAM ON PUNDA TS.

TELEPHONE YOUR ORDERS. Americo League. This Season. 1 At Washington---Detrolt, Washing! ton. At PhiladelphiaCleveland, Philadelphia.

At BostonSt. Louie, Boston. 1. At New YorkChicago, New York: STANDING 'OF THE CLUBS. National.

Teams Won. Lost Pot Lost. Pot Bad ir: It Can't think? Cot bead or back ache? i 1, 1' an over year base; Try loo JOE'WHITEHEAD As "The 1 at Staub theater next Monday night, he will play by especial request Schubert's Serenade: Mr. Garrity Is also organizing a basket ball league the goals being put in place yesterday. Some of the men ho will play in the, different teams had their first practice after yesterday afternohh's skating session.

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1,,,., 4 '647 As "The Umpire, II at at Staub's theater next Monday night, he will play by especial request I Schubert's Serenade: Mr. Garrity Is also organizing 1 basket ball leagu the goals being put in place yesterday. Some of the men ho- will play in this diffeeent THE 'SHOE THAT PROVE9 teams had their 'first 'practice after yesterday afternoolls skating session. Te color! opted the rink team -e -an rnen is crimsoN eA 'blue lettering. 7-- and 311 GAY STREET 1'10 .4 Q.

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i 1,. ILEX, TEN1N4 1 1 42 58 67 94 79 84 90 99 .711 .601 .660 .649 .461 .411 471 .111 Chiesgo 1" Pittsburg 88 York 82 Philadelphia 78 Brooklyn 65 Cincinnati 63 Boston 55 'Louis 49 The Central High schhol football team has began its third week of Practice On the athletie fieM at Fountain City. Coach Fox has his team in tine shape and in another week he will have the boys In almost perfect condition. Duncan the husky center, weikhs 160 pounds and will be hard to beat, In gard, Coach Fox has two valuable men in Duncan and Reynolds, both being strong and fast, Duncan weighs 185 pounds and Reynolds 165. McMillan and Bell, the star tackles were All City men last year.

Their weight is something like 170 pounds. They are fast and expect to make the men against them live hard. Stair has developed Into a good end and if Coanb Fox can develop. another as good, the lineup will be as good as any Prep school team gnd will no doubt make good. The back field is nearly the same "THE UMPIRE" NEXT MONDAY.

I This season's most pretentious musical offering will undoubtedly be "The Umpire," whicA will be -the attraction at Staub' theater next Monday night. It will be that this is the musical comedy which played with all the long run recorth in Chicago last reason, having Dec-formed something 150 time without interruption, and with the public at the close of the engage- merit clamoring for more. Several musical features of merit are claimed for "The Umpire." author; them being the timely nature of its several thernes-L-baseball, football; politics, diplomacy. and other topicr of a current Interest, to say. nothing of a blithe little romance that fatrly sings its way through piece There is a strong dramatic plot, rapid fire system of comedy, anN quantity of the music that peoplf like and an excellent cast of comedians and dancing and ringing Joe Whitehead is "The Umpire" and it is said the part is played as It was never seen before.

AUDITORIUM RINK EVENTS. The Auditorium rink management is doing its best to give the patrons entertainment of a clean and high clam; order. Indications since the rink opened are 'that it is the leading amusement 1 house of the city. Sickness prevented Geer. from being here this week, bnt rather than disappoint his patrons Manager A.

Gitrraty has his so that the Roman ring man, will be here nert In Geer's place this week the management has secured Mr. Joe C.i. Hicks, to entertain with trombone WON the Bret three nights of the week. Tonight 41ICKS' NV7 Trial 4Q rrs Atm ID CIS grrircrs 1--trWaTLY REMOVES Reiloves ladigestion. Pains slim 10 Reorulat Mao 256 Mic drurgist, te Trial HICK to S' Bottle 16)0 irg uclutr) 10 Cid logEPIPECTS-131TELY REMOVES THE Jo-1r' dismal Lebrilweatinn Pairkm almet A mrloan.

Teams Won. Dr trnit 88 Philadeiphin 84 Chicago 86 84 New York 67 St. Louis 66 Boston 4,6 68 Washington 60 Pet .611 .604 485 .564 .462 .442 .827 .242 Lost. 56 55 61 65 78 Si 88 91 'LIVER. 41011 A.

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prviont Make active, strong and neaothil preventing and relieving tver Conaplete Troatment 25s KUHLMAN'S THREE DRUG STORES tijirl .1 deism. Oct. train having on beard more than 301 passenger, was held up last night by a band ot who (Nowt the mall ear by ex- i ploding dynamite. The explosion set the ear Cu lire and the flames communicated to a crowded passenger car, with the result that several women and children were badly burned before they While the robbers were trying te blow open the safe in the mail eas they were attacked by gendarmes. Beata peal on both aides were wounded but the robbers escaped- It is impossible, simply tmposstble, for any one to enjoy the best of health if the bowels 1Ver 1 are constipated.

Undigested products, poisonous substances, must be i joudfor, if he kntioi klits, daily removed from the body or there will jo-e--, tow than Amees be trouble, and often serious trouble, toot TA, ,110,, hi, Ayer's Pills aid Is 0- Altrt- mpossible, simply. tmpossible, tor any enjoy the best of health if the bowels Inatipated. Undigested eta, pels-ohous' substances, must be removed from the body or there will ottble, and often serious trouble, too. a Pills aid Is all.f:4telar it The aim Liver Pi.